I plan to retire early, but still have another 15 years or so until that is possible. For those people, which is most, dips in the market and even full blown recessions are to be expected, normal, and you can ride the recovery wave to even greater gains over time. It’s a long term investment strategy and money is made through the power of compounding interest over time.
For those that are in retirement now or plan to retire soon, if they are a savy investor & risk adverse (as you should be as you get older and build wealth) they should have migrated a big chunk of their portfolio to treasury bonds and other safe bets. You trade lower returns for lower risk. Guess what? When the stock market goes down…treasury bonds, commodities like gold, and other safe assets don’t lose their value.
Last edited by Suppressed Poet; 04-07-2025 at 05:13 PM.
You realize that after you retire, your 401K can still grow and will recover along with the rest of the market, right? The only real people who are really in trouble are the financially illiterate and scared people who sell at the low and stay out of the market because some talking head told them too.
Last edited by ~Rocktar~; 04-07-2025 at 10:39 PM.
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